Auctions Come After Justice and His Companies Failed to Pay Almost $400,000 in West Virginia Property Taxes
Over the next three days, across Raleigh, McDowell, and Wyoming counties, nearly 300 lots of land owned by Jim Justice and his affiliated companies will be for sale at public auctions after Justice and his businesses failed to pay almost $400,000 in delinquent property taxes.
“This week, Jim Justice’s failure to pay his taxes – which fund West Virginia’s teachers, police officers, and firefighters — will be taking center stage in the GOP’s ‘bruising intraparty’ fight,” said Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesperson Amanda Sherman Baity.
Justice’s delinquency on his property tax payments — which are “critical” in funding police, infrastructure, libraries, parks, public safety and schools across West Virginia — is already intensifying in West Virginia Republicans “messy,” “costly,” and “bruising intraparty” primary “fight” with Mooney recently calling Justice a “deadbeat.”
See also: ICYMI: Justice’s Finances Face Scrutiny as “Unpaid Fines, Fees, Legal Settlements [And] Defaulted Loans” Mount; Justice’s Finances Face Scrutiny as West Virginia Republicans’ “Battle Royale” Senate Primary Escalates; ICYMI: West Virginia Republicans’ “Battle Royale” Senate Primary Escalates & Justice Faces Scrutiny Over Debt.
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